> You have someone like Antonia Woodford, rightly called out[2] for the absurdity of saying to combat misinformation you should require “advertisers use their r

> You have someone like Antonia Woodford, rightly called out[2] for the absurdity of saying to combat misinformation you should require “advertisers use their real identities”. She has Yale, McKinsey and a rapid rise at Facebook, on her resume. This is the profile of someone who I imagine isn’t wanting to bunker down in a Trumpian hole of calling everything critical: “fake news”. I don't understand. How is it "absurdity"? And the linked Gizmodo article doesn't seem to call it absurd either. [2] https://gizmodo.com/teen-vogue-yanks-puff-piece-on-facebooks-anti-disinform-1840889839 https://gizmodo.com/teen-vogue-yanks-puff-piece-on-facebooks...